Busy week carried into weekend with responsive site design upgrades for The Art of Chainmail and Whytes Online both going live after much polishing.
Had a funny giggle upon discovering that Sudbury's Talent North Magazine (which some of you may remember from my Zombie adventures in Espanola last summer) choose to feature none other than yours truly for the cover of their April edition. Check out the widget below - something awesome about this publication is that it is completely free-to-read online via international digital publishing service Issuu. (In retrospect I wish we'd had something this slick for the digital edition of Scrapbook.)
All around Talent North is definitely an innovative publication and even includes an awesome editorial this month on self-confidence!
Monday, 4 April 2016
Wednesday, 30 March 2016
IT has been too long?
Seems like forever and a day since I've had a chance to catch my breath in the midst of immense change for all of Whytes. Our first task started before x-mas with switching apartments - a month-long event of hauling hundreds of loads up and down two flights of stairs that my groin is still recovering front. Completely loving the new space which is a major upgrade - especially with fresh Jack Whyte art on the walls.
Once settled we ended up diving directly into learning "Responsive Site Design" in order to ensure our content remains current and compatible. This kind of dynamic designing has been an ongoing self-education like none other and still hasn't ended - with final edits for both Art of Chainmail and Whytes Online yet to be completed.
Although I'm totally in love with the first draft of the new RSD Art of Chainmail - a resource sure to grow. Something cool about this design is that (like Scrapbook: a story of art) we worked with nothing other than materials we already had on hand and although we later purchased RSD software, the original RSD AOC draft was created for a budget of exactly $0. Yay frugality!
Of course all of this is just build up to working on our free Manitoulin Island Colouring Book and some other secret art projects that we still have in the works.
In the memetime I managed to complete a new introduction banner for my blog and social media network in my "spare time" (see above.)
Chain on!
Dylon
Once settled we ended up diving directly into learning "Responsive Site Design" in order to ensure our content remains current and compatible. This kind of dynamic designing has been an ongoing self-education like none other and still hasn't ended - with final edits for both Art of Chainmail and Whytes Online yet to be completed.
Although I'm totally in love with the first draft of the new RSD Art of Chainmail - a resource sure to grow. Something cool about this design is that (like Scrapbook: a story of art) we worked with nothing other than materials we already had on hand and although we later purchased RSD software, the original RSD AOC draft was created for a budget of exactly $0. Yay frugality!
Of course all of this is just build up to working on our free Manitoulin Island Colouring Book and some other secret art projects that we still have in the works.
In the memetime I managed to complete a new introduction banner for my blog and social media network in my "spare time" (see above.)
Chain on!
Dylon
Saturday, 19 December 2015
Would you like to know more about this history of art?
A topic that the western world of today is sorely lacking in is art education. So this year - as a holiday gift for everyone - I put together a little educational video on the topic of art history. This was a "spare time" project for me at about 50 hours of labour over the past two months to produce a whopping 1 minute and 5 seconds of sound and images - so let me know what you think - Dylon
Friday, 11 December 2015
It's All Adele's Fault?
Remember last week when one of my t-shirt designs was summarily banned from Teespring - apparently lacking in inspiration when too closely mocking pop-music sensation Adele?
Well, this week a friend noticed the reactionary Warhol inspired pop-art banners across my social media network and requested something similar based on a meme featuring their feline buddy.
This six cat by seven iteration fractal poster was the initial result -
Overjoyed with the results, I asked my friend if his buddy would mind the sharing of his pop art visage via my shoppe on Society 6? His buddy agreed almost immediately - based on the principal of being a complete and utter attention whore.
Sharing a similar passion, I couldn't help toying with different mathematically inspired cat compositions based on Society 6's selection of museum quality print-on-demand merch:
Am I driving you a little catty? - here's a link to the entire Cat Copy #42 exhibit on Society 6 - with daily discounts and free shipping just in time for the holidays!
https://society6.com/grumbledude/collection/cat-copy-42?curator=grumbledude
P.S.You may notice that the above link contains my Grumbledude Curator ID - as a Society 6 member I don't actually earn from affiliate links to my own art - but that doesn't mean that you can't - sign up today and start sharing your favorite art for fun and profit!
Well, this week a friend noticed the reactionary Warhol inspired pop-art banners across my social media network and requested something similar based on a meme featuring their feline buddy.
This six cat by seven iteration fractal poster was the initial result -
Cat Copy #42
Overjoyed with the results, I asked my friend if his buddy would mind the sharing of his pop art visage via my shoppe on Society 6? His buddy agreed almost immediately - based on the principal of being a complete and utter attention whore.
Sharing a similar passion, I couldn't help toying with different mathematically inspired cat compositions based on Society 6's selection of museum quality print-on-demand merch:
Corner Kitty
Cat of Nine Tales
The Come Back Cat
Cat-a-tonic
Earlene, Arlene, Ilene, Ailene, Darlene, Charlene, Shirlene, Karlene, Celene, Jolene, Gaylene,
Sharlene - Catness Everlene
Sharlene - Catness Everlene
The Chess Sire Cat
Cat Peace in Shower
Cat Man Do
This is a Catapestry!
Who Let the Bag Out Of the Cat
There Are More Ways to Skin the Cat Than Uno
Am I driving you a little catty? - here's a link to the entire Cat Copy #42 exhibit on Society 6 - with daily discounts and free shipping just in time for the holidays!
https://society6.com/grumbledude/collection/cat-copy-42?curator=grumbledude
P.S.You may notice that the above link contains my Grumbledude Curator ID - as a Society 6 member I don't actually earn from affiliate links to my own art - but that doesn't mean that you can't - sign up today and start sharing your favorite art for fun and profit!
Thursday, 3 December 2015
Dude - You're Not Getting Adele?
Small amount of flusteration this weekend with a kiboshed pop art tribute t-shirt lasting barely 10 minutes on the open oceans of produce-on-demand.
Fueled with indignation I was convinced the best thing to do was to pen a vitriolic indictment of all intellectual property bureaucracy...
...but instead decided to create some original digital reproductions based on my own infamous chainman.me photograph...
5 Days Left! Help dylon@chainman.me remain independent and authentic with a swank Andy Warhol inspired digital pop-art t-shirt featuring the one and only face he has the legal right to use,
Fueled with indignation I was convinced the best thing to do was to pen a vitriolic indictment of all intellectual property bureaucracy...
...but instead decided to create some original digital reproductions based on my own infamous chainman.me photograph...
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